When God gives a Word it will be fulfilled in every way

Dr. Roberto Miranda
(Audio: Spanish)

SUMMARY: The story of the liberation of the city and the provision of food in 2 Kings 7 highlights the contrast between those who believe and those who doubt and reject the Word of God. King Joram initially doubts the news of abundant provision, thinking it is a trap by the Syrians. However, when scouts confirm the news, the people sack the Syrian camp, fulfilling the prophetic Word given by Elisha. Even unbelievers fulfill God's Will when He is involved in the matter. This passage speaks to the preparation of the spiritual scenario for a great move of God and a coming harvest of souls in these last times.

The prophetic Word that Elisha gave made possible the liberation of the city and a consequent abundant provision of food. It is a story of faith and unbelief. As few stories show us the contrast between people who believe and people who doubt and reject the Word of God.

We saw the reaction of this prince when he hears the Word of Elisha that tomorrow there will be abundant provision. And now we see something interesting. When these lepers go to the city and announce that the Syrian camp is abandoned and that there is food and clothing available there, the reaction of the Israelites is interesting above all the reaction of the King. And again it is curious that it is these authorities who are supposedly the spiritual and political leaders of these nations who are doubting.

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